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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1937
Page
8
Miss Edna Moore librarian reports a long list of new books added this week at the Elyria Library. The demand for How to Win Friends and Influence People by Carnegie has driven the library to order a second copy to meet borrowers needs. Additional titles cover a wide range and contribute to the growing collection.
Avon Lake council met at Park Hall to approve the previous minutes and pay bills. They referred requests to enclose a porch and to install street lights to respective committees, discussed rerouting through traffic on Route 6, and set a public hearing for ditch cleaning. Clarence Smith was appointed street commissioner for 1937, and the flag hauling contract was awarded to Joe Novotny. The panel talked about the Eagle Point sewer for 43 and 46 allotments and approved buying a new filing cabinet and slag for road work. The meeting adjourned to March 23.
The newspaper lists new nonfiction titles including How to Worry Successfully and Be Glad You're Neurotic, along with a range of practical guides and biographies. It also catalogs new fiction such as The Shipbuilders and Highway to Romance, highlighting a broad reading lineup.
Charles Kraus is a patient at St Josephs Hospital in Lorain. Mr and Mrs Norbert Rindsinsh of Cleveland were Sunday evening guests of the Somerville Pedersen and Mitch ell families. Frank Smith and Mrs Edd Mitch ell and son Waiter visited the Garths in Cleveland on Wednesday. Ed Kelley and daughter Vonna spent Wednesday with relatives.
Mr and Mrs Howard Brown of Cleveland attend a family day with their son in law and daughter. A hard time dance will be held at the school auditorium Saturday evening Feb 18. The Alumni Association sponsors it. The PTA plans a card party at Park Hall Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
London news shows a Smell Society formed by wine experts tasters sourmers and researchers. Ambrose Apnelbe, a London lawyer, heads the group proposing a vocabulary of 600 new words to describe scents and flavors, expanding the language beyond color terms like beige.
The Chronicle Telegram notes a society focusing on scent research, citing H. G. Wells and Bernard Shaw among the newly joined members. It argues smell remains a vast, unexplored domain crucial to human development and well being, urging readers to seek results via a chronicle-ad style want ad.
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